Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-02

| The annual city election II 10 ht hriu Oh
Monday next, and however much good
work the citizen has done previous to that
day il will all be- wasted unless he does his
duty al the polls The clinching is TO be
done on Monday and every republican Is
under obligation to be at the front, early in
the morning. before the polls i'll the several
wards and precincts open. prepared to take
an effective part in the selection of such
persons a. are to have charge of the ballot
boxes.
The business men of the city should Oh
serve Monday as a holiday. and republicans
especially should remain at the polls As large
a portion Of the day A. possible. They
should So arrange. too. that their men should
have an opportunity 10 work during the
day for the cause of good. clean, econoul-
ical and strong city government. In a
phrase, republicans of all classes in the
city should hold mass meetings at the sew
eral polling places. Monday, from i a. m.
10 p. N.
Every republican should exert himself to
the utmost in behalf of every republican
candidate, for a city or ward oftice-tor one
and all. Let there BE- no trading or scratch
ing. \ better set OF men Were never nom
mated: they are all honest, worthy
and capable: let chem all be heartily
supported. Let us have complete
republican victory. Let a vigorous and
aggressive fight be made in behalf of Mr..
Kelly. because he is a republican. a good
citizen, an efficient and genuine friend OF
the workIngman and himself working
man. and because he is man of public
spirit and progressive ideas precisely and
pre-eminently the man to be chosen. above
all Others named, a. the chief magistrate
of this enterprising and growing city.
Then let the republican,, take quite as
cans as they do to elect Mr.. Kelly. Augustus
y. Summers, our city solicitor, has made
So good an officer that he will be reelected
by very large majority. All must admit
that he deserves to be. Luther +. Young
would make a good police judge. and he
is worthy young man. who has padded
his own canoe through the rapids and has
achieved a good degree of personal sue
deserves election. Frank Rightmyer will
make rattling prosecutor; nothing will get
away from him. He has capacity and en-
ergy. Arthur c. Morrill, is a young man of
superior personal qualities and is
making. a. good, lively. pssIs3nsl ps9rs MI
and satisfactory police court clerk.
Our citizens should take especial pleasure
in voting for SO good man as Mr. Conrad
Nagle. representative German. who has
level head and sound heart His qualfi-
cations for place in the water works
board are first-class. Edgar A Williams is
good street commissioner and should be
reelected.
All republicans should also be sure to
give their personal attention and effort in
behalf of the republican township ticket
The men nominated at the wigwam are
good men and true and should all be elect
ed: and all this is true As to ward candi-
dates. Republicans should take as much
pains TO get votes for their ward candidates
for council, board of education and asses
SorShips as for the mayor. Let Us elect
As many of these candidates a. is possible.
We have good prospect for making very
substantial gains in several of the wards.
1t every republican do his duty. and let
him begin by doing it now and keep it up
until the polls close. Monday night.